Royal Laundry

Have a washer & dryer at home so I only go there when I have large bulky items. Staff is super helpful in picking machines– not always the most expensive. Very clean with good newer looking washing machines in variety of sizes.
$ 10 — 80 lb load
$ 0.50 — 12 min dry (comforters dry in 24 minutes)

Traveling on business means I’m frequently looking for a place to do laundry. Found this place using my Around Me app. It’s clean, staffed with helpful folks and has good equipment.

The faculty is clean and nice. Make sure you bring something to do if you are staying because there is only one TV and it’s in the back of the store. This place is expensive. The most disappointing part were the dyers. They were AWFUL. It took me three hours to dry my comforter and other bedding.

Two really great attendants, one of whom met me as I was bringing laundry in and held the door open and explained the machines. Other attendant helped me figure out how much soap to put and put in for me since I didn’t have measuring cup. He helped me get the right amount of $$ on laundry card using the machine (no coins!!) Very clean. Very well maintained. Machines wash at 22 minute cycles. Various capacities available. Attendants really make the experience very pleasant.

Great place, clean and the machines are shiny «look new». I bring here the large items that don’t fit in my house’s washer. They have very large machines and dryers.
The staff is super friendly. I always buy a coke from the vending machine for $ 0.80 :)
I highly recommend this place, just avoid the subway next door. Aweful food.
In today’s visit, the associate there was kind enough to offer some detergent while I was washing floor mats.

I had a small load of laundry and I was able to clean it quickly at Royal Laundry! The washing machine was $ 5.00 and the dryer was $ 0.50 a cycle. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Everything was clean and in good shape. Nice place!

I came here to wash a king size down comforter, and a feather-​bed type mattress protector thing, neither of which would fit in my home washing machine. Both fit somewhat snugly in the «80 lb» washing machine, which was the largest machine they had (other sizes were 50 lb, and standard 20 lb size). It was $ 10 per load in the 80 lb machine, and the load took about 25 minutes. I brought my own detergent (four of the All «mighty packs» detergent pods since the 80 lb washer was essentially 4x a normal load, some Oxyclean powder, and some Downy Unstoppables lavender scent booster) and threw the pods in the machine with the bedding, and the Oxyclean and scent booster in the little metal detergent drawer up top, and washed it at the highest temperature the machine would allow (I’m not sure what the bedding instructions said because I didn’t bother reading them.. .) All of the bedding fit easily in one of their standard dryers, and it was 50 cents per 12 minutes of time. The bedding felt hot and dry after 24 minutes ($ 1), but once I got it home and it cooled off, I noticed the mattress protector was still slightly damp, so I had to leave it air dry for a couple hours. Anyone reading this who is drying bulky items may want to consider adding an additional 12 minutes (50 cents) of drying time even if the items feel dry. The bedding looked and smelled relatively clean going in, but was noticeably whiter and brighter going out, which leaves me to assume that the washing machine did a pretty good job. Overall, $ 11 and less than an hour to wash such bulky bedding items was a pretty good deal.
The laundry card system was pretty nice. I popped my credit card in to a machine on the wall, selected a dollar amount, and it spit out a laundry card to use in the machines. God knows I never carry around coins, or any cash. The bad part is that you have to pay $ 1 deposit for the card, and you can’t add anything less than $ 5 to the card, and there wasn’t any sort of sign or price menu in the wall that would clue you in on how much the total cost would be, so you’re left guessing how much to add to the card. Annoying. I guessed $ 15. So now I’ve got this card with $ 4 left on it, only $ 3 of which is available to spend. There was some sign near the little pay station that said, «No refunds over $ 10!» but I just assumed «refunds» as in if you weren’t happy with the service or the machines were all in use or broken or something.. . After reading other Unilocal reviews, apparently I could have turned my card in to the attendant and got a refund for the remaining balance. I wish that had been made more apparent. Alas, I didn’t see any attendants, anyway, so I’m not sure it would have mattered.
The machines were clean and functional. The prices seemed reasonable (then again, I don’t go to laundromats much, so I have no basis for comparison). The laundromat itself was really cramped and busy, though, and the machine-​to-​seating ratio was poor, as was the number of folding stations. Going here makes me thankful to have a functional washer and dryer at home, because I don’t think I could deal with this on a weekly basis.

I haven’t been to a laundromat in years but needed a big washer for this one cleaning job that mine could not handle. As I was walking up to the door the attendant kindly got up from her desk and opened the door for me & welcomed me to the establishment. She didn’t recognize me as «a regular» so she took it upon herself to show me how to charge up a laundromat card with cash and then how to use it to buy soap and run the machines. Extremely helpful & friendly. The laundromat was very clean and the machines seem to be fairly new. There were plenty of rolling baskets that you could use to transfer from the washer to dryer and the dryer to the folding table. when you’re done with your laundry card any unused cash will be refunded by simply turning your card back into the attendant. If I ever need a laundry mat again I’ll be sure to come here.

This is by far the nicest most welcoming laundromat I have ever been to ! I went In To wash my comforter and they gave me great tips on how to wash and dry it efficiently. The lady took the time to help me load my card and start my wash. While I was waiting for my load to dry I continuously saw the employees cleaning and helping other customers.

For a laundromat, this place is pretty nice. I’ve been coming here off and on for several years. A few years back, they upgraded all of their machines and went to a card system — no more hoarding quarters! It’s great. If you aren’t a regular — say, you want to wash your comforter or something — they’ll refund you any money left on your card. They have single, double and triple size washers.
They are located in a strip mall, with a Subway next door and CVS across the parking lot if you get antsy. Washers take about 20 – 25 minutes and the dryers can be purchased in 12 minute increments — it usually takes 2 cycles to dry everything, although it helps to spread things out. (I can’t remember how much a dryer cycle costs.)
You can find cheaper places, but Royal Laundry is clean, the staff are friendly and it’s in a good location. You can also drop off your laundry and have them do it, but I’ve never taken advantage of that service.

I dropped off some bedding (that wouldn’t fit in my washer) to be laundered, thinking it wouldn’t be as expensive to have it washed rather than dry cleaned. Boy, was I wrong! They charged me $ 18 each for two comforters, $ 10 for a mattress cover (could have just bought a new one for that), and $ 15 for bed pillows (the owner wanted to charge $ 20, but even the employee thought that was too much.) So, about 3 loads of laundry cost me $ 61! And seriously, this was low-​maintenance stuff. I wasn’t asking them to sort socks or rifle through dirty underwear. Had I known it was going to be that outrageous, I would have just thrown it all in the machine myself. The real kicker was, when I got it all home, all the pillows were still wet.

Clean, helpful staff, and plenty of different size washers. Overall I thought the place was fine. A big bonus is the card system. No need for quarters.

This laundromat is clean, efficient, secure (look at all the «eye in the sky» bubbles) and has an eagerly helpful staff!!! Suzy will make you feel very Welcome. New coinless machines use money cards which may be refunded per visit or taken home awaiting return. A++ quality!!!

Meh, it’s a laundromat. It’s been a while since I’ve been here. No dry-​cleaning (that I remember), but I they have drop-​off laundry service. It’s the only laundromat I know of in the Castleton area. It’s small and kind of cramped.
If you’re looking for a 24-​hour laundromat, nearest one I know of is Indyland, at the corner of East 38^th Street and Mitthoefer Road.